LEE — The U.S. Marshals office issued an alert for Lee arson suspect Donald Dubbs Wednesday morning and has sent out a wanted poster with his picture on it.

Dubbs, 58, of 23 Belle Lane, is wanted in connection with a fire that occurred in Lee on July 1 at the Belle Lane address where he had been living. According to the U.S. Marshals press release, Dubbs' whereabouts is unknown and the public's assistance would be greatly appreciated in locating him. Anyone with information is urged to contact the U.S. Marshals in N.H. At 603-225-1632.

Dubbs is described as a white man, 5 feet 9 inches tall and weighing 260 pounds. He has blue eyes, brown hair and medium skin tone.

Lee police hold warrants for Dubbs, who they say is considered dangerous.

According to police, he may be operating a 1999 black Ford Escort with New Hampshire license plates reading 345-1264. The vehicle has a Guinness sticker on the back window

According to The Associated Press, Dubbs is a former firefighter from the Newmarket Fire Department.

On Monday, numerous fire and rescue departments responded to a two-alarm fire where a detached garage was fully involved at Dubbs' address. An elderly woman was removed from the main residence with the assistance of neighbors and no one was injured in the fire.

The garage is detached from main house and sits adjacent to another smaller structure on the property where Dubbs had been a tenant.